Window air conditioner

ABSTRACT

An indoor heat exchanger includes a heat exchanger shell, a side plate structure including shell side plates arranged at both ends of the heat exchanger shell, heat exchange fins installed at the shell side plates provided in the heat exchanger shell, refrigerant pipes passing through the heat exchange fins, and connection pipes protruding from an end of the heat exchanger shell and each connected to ends of two refrigerant pipes on same side.

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201922496611.0, entitled “WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER,” Chinese PatentApplication No. 201922494022.9, entitled “WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER,”Chinese Patent Application No. 201922496573.9, entitled “HEAT EXCHANGERASSEMBLY AND AIR CONDITIONER,” Chinese Patent Application No.201922501488.7, entitled “HEAT EXCHANGER SIDE PLATE, HEAT EXCHANGER ANDWINDOW AIR CONDITIONER,” Chinese Patent Application No. 201922501584.1,entitled “HEAT EXCHANGER ASSEMBLY OF WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER AND WINDOWAIR CONDITIONER HAVING THE SAME,” and Chinese Patent Application No.201922501080.X, entitled “TEMPERATURE DETECTION ASSEMBLY AND AIRCONDITIONER,” all filed on Dec. 31, 2019, the entire contents of whichare incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of airconditioners, and in particular, to a window air conditioner.

BACKGROUND

Nowadays, window air conditioners are increasingly widely used due totheir convenient use and simple installation. During the production andassembly process of the air conditioner, the indoor air duct shell andthe indoor heat exchanger need to be installed at the chassis and theindoor water pan. However, in the conventional technology, the indoorair duct shell and the indoor heat exchanger are separately installed atthe indoor water pan, and the assembly efficiency is low.

In the conventional technology, side plates are provided at both ends ofthe heat exchanger of the air conditioner, which is convenient forinstalling the heat exchanger on other structures through the sideplates, and also for passing the connection pipes at both ends of theheat exchanger on the side plates. With the operation of the airconditioner, condensed water will be generated on the connection pipesat both ends of the heat exchanger, and the condensed water willaccumulate at the position where the connection pipes are installed atthe side plate. However, in the conventional technology, since thecondensed water accumulated on the side plate of the heat exchangercannot conduct water well, condensed water may spill out of the chassis,resulting in product quality problems and a bad experience forcustomers. The condensed water generated on the part where therefrigerant pipe of the evaporator matches the side plate may flow outof the water pan along the side plate, as a result, the condensed wateron the evaporator will drip onto other parts of the air conditioner,causing a safety hazard or possibly falling on the indoor floor.

In addition, in the conventional technology, a display box is providedat the front of the air conditioner to display the running status of theair conditioner. Moreover, the front end of the air conditioner is alsoprovided with an indoor heat exchanger, which makes the indoor heatexchanger and the pipeline at the end of the indoor heat exchangerrelatively close to the display box, so that the connection wires of thedisplay box are relatively close to the pipeline. With the operation ofthe air conditioner, condensed water will be generated on the pipelinesat both ends of the indoor heat exchanger, and the connection wires ofthe display box near the pipelines will lead to water diversion.Condensed water may be introduced into the display box or otherelectrical devices connected to the connection wires, which will causesafety hazards to the display box and other electrical devices andaffect product quality.

Furthermore, a temperature detector is often provided at the heatexchanger of the air conditioner to detect the temperature of the heatexchanger, but the temperature detector is difficult to replace andmaintain.

SUMMARY

Based on this, the present disclosure provides a window air conditioner,which aims to solve at least one of the above-mentioned problems in theconventional technology.

To achieve the above purpose, the present disclosure proposes thefollowing technical solutions.

The present disclosure provides a window air conditioner, including:

a chassis;

an indoor water pan installed at the chassis;

a support frame provided at the chassis or the indoor water pan;

an indoor heat exchanger installed at the support frame and locatedabove the indoor water pan; and

an indoor air duct shell installed at the indoor heat exchanger,

the indoor heat exchanger is located between the support frame and theindoor air duct shell.

In an embodiment, the support frame is detachably installed at theindoor water pan; or

the support frame is integrated with the indoor water pan.

In an embodiment, the support frame is inclined downward from an indoorside to an outdoor side, the indoor heat exchanger is installed at thesupport frame obliquely, and the indoor air duct shell is installed atthe indoor heat exchanger obliquely.

In an embodiment, the support frame includes two support ribs arrangedat two sides of the indoor water pan, and two sides of the indoor heatexchanger are respectively installed at the two support ribs.

In an embodiment, the indoor air duct shell includes a shell connectionplate connected to the indoor heat exchanger, one side of the indoorheat exchanger is connected to the support frame, another side of theindoor heat exchanger is provided with a heat exchanger backboard, andthe heat exchanger backboard is detachably connected to the shellconnection plate.

In an embodiment, the indoor heat exchanger includes a heat exchangershell, heat exchange fins provided in the heat exchanger shell,refrigerant pipes passing through the heat exchange fins, and connectionpipes protruding from an end of the heat exchanger shell, and each ofthe connection pipes is connected to ends of the two refrigerant pipeson a same side;

the window air conditioner further includes a side plate structureincluding shell side plates arranged at both ends of the indoor heatexchanger shell, the connection pipes are installed at the shell sideplates;

each shell side plate is provided with a pipe installation hole, a pipeinstallation ring protrudes from an outer side of the shell side plate,the pipe installation ring is around the pipe installation hole, theconnection pipe passes through the pipe installation hole, or passesthrough the pipe installation hole and clamped in the pipe installationring, a bottom of the pipe installation ring is provided with an outerwater guide groove, and a cavity formed by the pipe installation ring iscommunicated with outside through the outer water guide groove.

In an embodiment, the shell side plate is provided with the pipeinstallation holes, a portion of the pipe installation holes areprovided with the pipe installation ring, and each of the pipeinstallation holes corresponds to one of the connection pipes.

In an embodiment, a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove isrecessed on an outer surface of the shell side plate; or

a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove is flush with an outersurface of the shell side plate; or

a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove is a plane; or

a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove is an inclined surface,and the inclined surface is inclined from the pipe installation hole toan outside of the pipe installation ring.

In an embodiment, the pipe installation hole includes a first pipeinstallation hole and a second pipe installation hole respectivelyprovided at the shell side plate, and the pipe installation ring isprovided outside the first pipe installation hole;

a portion of the connection pipe is installed in the first pipeinstallation hole and clamped in the pipe installation ring, and anotherportion of the connection pipe is installed in the second pipeinstallation hole;

a bottom of each first pipe installation hole is provided with an innerwater guide groove, and the inner water guide groove is communicatedwith a first pipe installation hole and a second pipe installation holeadjacent to the first pipe installation hole; or

a bottom of each first pipe installation hole is provided with the innerwater guide groove, the inner water guide groove is communicated withtwo adjacent first pipe installation holes, and one of the two adjacentfirst pipe installation holes is communicated with a second pipeinstallation hole adjacent to the one of the two adjacent first pipeinstallation holes through one of the inner water guide grooves.

In an embodiment, the indoor heat exchanger includes a heat exchangerbody and a side plate provided at the heat exchanger body;

the side plate includes a side plate body, and matching holes are formedat the side plate body to match a refrigerant pipe of the heatexchanger;

a periphery of each of at least some of the matching holes is formedwith a protective protrusion, and the protective protrusion is locatedat a side of the side plate body away from the heat exchanger body; and

the protective protrusion extends along a circumferential direction ofthe matching hole, and a water leakage hole is formed at the protectiveprotrusion.

In an embodiment, the water leakage hole is formed at a lowest positionof the protective protrusion; or

the water leakage hole is a notch formed at the protective protrusion.

In an embodiment, the side plate body includes a first sub-side platebody and a second sub-side plate body, an angle is formed between thefirst sub-side plate body and the second sub-side plate body, and theangle is 30°-50°.

In an embodiment, the window air conditioner further includes:

a heat exchanger including a heat exchanger body and a pipelinecommunicated with the heat exchanger body; and

a water-blocking structure connected to the heat exchanger body andconfigured to shield the pipeline to isolate the pipeline from aconnection wire.

In an embodiment, the refrigerant connection pipe is connected to oneend of the heat exchanger body along a left-right direction, the one endof the heat exchanger body is provided with an elbow member, the waterbaffle structure is provided with a clamp groove, and the clamp grooveis clamped with the elbow member.

In an embodiment, the water baffle structure is located on one side ofthe one end of the heat exchanger body, and the water baffle structureincludes:

a water-blocking connection member and a water-blocking side plate, thewater-blocking connection member and the water-blocking side plate beingspaced apart in a left-right direction and arranged opposite to eachother, the water-blocking connection member being located between thewater-blocking side plate and the one end of the heat exchanger body,the water-blocking connection member is provided with the clamp groove;and

a water-blocking main plate, the water-blocking main plate beingconnected between a front end of the water-blocking connection memberand a front end of the water-blocking side plate to form anaccommodation space with the water-blocking connection member and thewater-blocking side plate, a portion of the refrigerant connection pipebeing located in the accommodation space and extending in an up-downdirection.

In an embodiment, the water baffle structure further includes adeflector connected to a lower end of the water-blocking main plate andextending downward, and a width of the deflector is smaller than a widthof the water-blocking main plate.

In an embodiment, the window air conditioner further includes:

a housing installed at the chassis;

an electric control box installed in the housing; and

a display box installed at the housing and electrically connected to theelectric control box through the connection wire.

In an embodiment, the window air conditioner further includes:

a temperature detection assembly including:

a fixation shell which is a heat-conduction member;

a temperature detection member provided in the fixation shell and incontact with the fixation shell, the fixation shell having aninstallation port for removing and installing the temperature detectionmember; and

a fixation member provided at the fixation shell and configured fordetachably fixing the temperature detection member in the fixationshell.

In an embodiment, the fixation member includes an elastic press memberlocated in the fixation shell, and at least a part of the elastic pressmember is bent towards the temperature detection member to elasticallypress the temperature detection member in the fixation shell.

In an embodiment, the fixation member is detachably provided at thefixation shell, the fixation member includes a buckle member, the bucklemember is connected to an upper end of the elastic press member andprotrudes outward to an outside of the fixation shell, the buckle memberis connected to the elastic press member through a connection member,the connection member is supported on the fixation shell, and the bucklemember includes:

a first buckle section connected to the upper end of the elastic pressmember and extending outward; and

a second buckle section connected to an end of the first buckle sectionaway from the elastic press member and extending downward, at least apart of the second buckle section being spaced apart from the fixationshell to form a buckle space, the second buckle section being benttoward the fixation shell to elastically press on the fixation shell.

In technical solutions of the present disclosure, the support frame isprovided at the chassis or the indoor water pan, the indoor heatexchanger is directly installed at the support frame as a whole, andthen the indoor air duct shell is installed at the indoor heat exchangeras a whole. Compared with the traditional technology in which the indoorheat exchanger and the indoor air duct shell are respectively installedat the chassis and the indoor water pan, the present disclosure canrealize the integrated installation of the indoor heat exchanger and theindoor air duct shell, and the installation efficiency is higher. Thesupport frame, indoor heat exchanger and indoor air duct shell areinstalled layer by layer from bottom to top, which is convenient forproduction assembly and foolproof assembly.

The outer water guide groove is provided at the bottom of the pipeinstallation ring, the condensed water accumulated in the pipeinstallation ring can be guided to the shell side plate through theouter water guide groove in time, such that the condensed water can fallalong the outer surface of the shell side plate, and will not falloutside the chassis, which will not cause product quality problems, andcan bring users a good experience.

Besides, a water baffle structure is provided between the display boxand the indoor heat exchanger, and the connection wires connecting thedisplay box and the electric control box are isolated from the pipelinesat the end of the indoor heat exchanger. The indoor heat exchangergenerates the cold energy and condensed water on the pipelines duringthe working process. The cold energy and condensed water will not betransmitted to the connection wire, so that the condensed water will begenerated on the connection wire, and then the condensed water will beguided into the display box to threaten the safety of the display box.In this way, the connection wires connecting the display box and theindoor heat exchanger and the pipelines are isolated by the water bafflestructure, so that the use safety of the display box can be ensured.

The fixation member is used to detachably fix the temperature detectionmember in the fixation shell, so that the temperature detection memberis easy to be removed and installed, which is convenient for thereplacement and maintenance of the temperature detection member.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the presentdisclosure or the technical solutions in the existing technologies, thefollowing briefly introduces the accompanying drawings that need to beused in the description of the embodiments or the existing technologies.Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only someembodiments of the present disclosure. For those of ordinary skill inthe art, other drawings can also be obtained based on the structuresshown in these drawings without any creative effort.

FIG. 1 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of a window airconditioner according to some embodiments of the present disclosure(when the sealing member is in a storage state).

FIG. 2 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of the windowair conditioner shown in FIG. 1 (when the sealing member is in a workingstate).

FIG. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional structural view of the window airconditioner according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of the windowair conditioner according to some embodiments of the present disclosure(when the housing is removed).

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural side view of an indoor heat exchangerand an indoor air duct shell provided at an indoor water pan of thewindow air conditioner according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

FIG. 6 is a schematic exploded structural view of an indoor heatexchanger and an indoor air duct shell provided at the indoor water panof the window air conditioner according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural side view of FIG. 6 .

FIG. 8 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of the indoorheat exchanger of the window air conditioner according to someembodiments of the present disclosure being disposed on the indoor waterpan.

FIG. 9 is a first schematic three-dimensional structural view of theside plate structure of the window air conditioner according to someembodiments of the present disclosure being disposed on the indoor waterpan.

FIG. 10 is a second schematic three-dimensional structural view of aside plate structure of the window air conditioner according to someembodiments of the present disclosure being disposed on the indoor waterpan.

FIG. 11 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of the sideplate structure of the window air conditioner according to someembodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 12 is a schematic structural rear view of the side plate structureof the window air conditioner according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 13 is a schematic structural front view of an indoor heatexchanger, a display box and a water baffle structure arranged at thechassis of the window air conditioner according to some embodiments ofthe present disclosure.

FIG. 14 is a schematic structural side view of the indoor heatexchanger, the display box and the water baffle structure arranged atthe chassis of the window air conditioner according to some embodimentsof the present disclosure.

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural rear view of the indoor heatexchanger, the display box and the water baffle structure arranged atthe chassis of the window air conditioner according to some embodimentsof the present disclosure.

FIG. 16 is a schematic three-dimensional structural view of the windowair conditioner provided with the indoor heat exchanger and the waterbaffle structure according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

FIG. 17 is a schematic structural top view of FIG. 16 .

FIG. 18 is a schematic structural rear view of FIG. 16 .

FIG. 19 is a schematic cross-sectional structural view of the sectionA-A of FIG. 18 .

FIG. 20 is an exploded view of the window air conditioner according toanother embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 21 is a partial schematic structural view of the window airconditioner according to another embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 22 is a structural view of the side plate structure according tosome embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 23 is an enlarged view of portion A in FIG. 22 .

FIG. 24 is an enlarged view of portion B in FIG. 22 .

FIG. 25 is an enlarged view of portion C in FIG. 22 .

FIG. 26 is an enlarged view of portion D in FIG. 22 .

FIG. 27 is an enlarged view of portion E in FIG. 22 .

FIG. 28 is a partial schematic structural view of the window airconditioner according to still another embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

FIG. 29 is an enlarged schematic view of portion F in FIG. 28 .

FIG. 30 is a partial schematic structural view of the window airconditioner shown in FIG. 28 from another perspective, wherein thewater-blocking structure is removed.

FIG. 31 is an enlarged schematic view of portion G in FIG. 30 .

FIG. 32 is a structural schematic view of the water-blocking structureof the window air conditioner shown in FIG. 28 .

FIG. 33 is a schematic view of the water-blocking structure shown inFIG. 32 from another perspective.

FIG. 34 is a schematic view of the window air conditioner shown in FIG.28 when it is installed at a window.

FIG. 35 is a schematic structural view of a sealing member of the windowair conditioner shown in FIG. 28 .

FIG. 36 is an exploded view of the window air conditioner according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 37 is a partial schematic structural view of the window airconditioner shown in FIG. 36 .

FIG. 38 is an enlarged view of portion H in FIG. 37 .

FIG. 39 is an enlarged view of portion I in FIG. 37 .

FIG. 40 is a schematic view of a temperature detection assembly of thewindow air conditioner shown in FIG. 36 .

FIG. 41 is a cross-sectional view of the temperature detection assemblyshown in FIG. 40 .

FIG. 42 is a schematic view of a fixation member of the temperaturedetection assembly shown in FIG. 40 .

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE CHARACTERS

reference reference characters name characters name 10, 2, 95 chassis20, 101a indoor housing 22 cross-flow fan wheel 24 display box 26 indoormotor 30, 102a outdoor housing 32 electric control box 34 outdoor motor35 compressor 36 axial flow fan blade 38 outdoor heat exchanger 40sealing member 50 partition groove 100, 3, 60 indoor water pan 110 waterpan positioning column 200 support frame 210 support rib 212support-limit groove 300, 1 indoor heat exchanger 302 heat exchangerback plate 310 heat exchanger body 312 heat exchanger connection sideplate 320 heat exchanger sub-section 330 heat exchanger protrusion 340heat exchanger screw connection seat 350 back plate screw connectionseat 400 indoor air duct shell 410 shell connection plate 420 shellflange plate 430 shell screw connection seat 360, 12 side platestructure 362 shell side plate 364 side plate retaining ring 366 firstpipe installation hole 368 second pipe installation hole 369 inner waterguide groove 370 pipe installation ring 372 outer water guide groove 380clamping plate 3642 retaining ring opening 80, 80a water bafflestructure 82, 82a water-blocking side plate 81, 81a water-blocking mainplate 83, 83a water-blocking connection member 242 connection wire 252pipe member 2522 connection pipe 2524 refrigerant pipe 11 heat exchangerbody 111 elbow member 121 side plate body 1211 matching hole 122protective protrusion 12a second side plate 1212 first sub-side platebody 1213 second sub-side plate body 1221 water leakage hole 31 firstsupport plate 33 second support plate 4, 92 face frame 41, 921 air inlet42, 922 air outlet 43, 923 air inlet panel 431, 9231 ventilationstructure 1000 window air conditioner 101 indoor portion 102 outdoorportion 1000a heat exchanger assembly 211 clamp groove 111 elbow member25 deflector 212 guide slope 27 accommodation space 37 casing 401fixation member 402 sealing component 51 positioning device 70, 96indoor fan 2000 wall 2001 window 3000 shielding member 91 temperaturedetection assembly 911 fixation shell 912 temperature detection member913 fixation member 9131 elastic press member 9132 support member 9133buckle member 91331 first buckle section 91332 second buckle section9134 connection member 9135 buckle space 93 evaporator 931 evaporatorrefrigerant pipe 94 condenser 941 condenser refrigerant pipe

The realization of the objective, functional characteristics, andadvantages of the present disclosure are further described withreference to the accompanying drawings.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present disclosurewill be described in more detail below with reference to theaccompanying drawings. It is obvious that the embodiments to bedescribed are only some rather than all of the embodiments of thepresent disclosure. All other embodiments obtained by persons skilled inthe art based on the embodiments of the present disclosure withoutcreative efforts shall fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

It should be noted that if there is a directional indication (such asup, down, left, right, front, rear . . . ) in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the directional indication is only used to explainthe relative positional relationship, movement, etc. of the componentsin a certain posture (as shown in the drawings). If the specific posturechanges, the directional indication will change accordingly.

It should be noted that, the descriptions associated with, e.g., “first”and “second,” in the present disclosure are merely for descriptivepurposes, and cannot be understood as indicating or suggesting relativeimportance or impliedly indicating the number of the indicated technicalfeature. Therefore, the feature associated with “first” or “second” canexpressly or impliedly include at least one such feature. In addition,the technical solutions between the various embodiments can be combinedwith each other, but they must be based on the realization of those ofordinary skill in the art. When the combination of technical solutionsis contradictory or cannot be achieved, it should be considered thatsuch a combination of technical solutions does not exist, nor is itwithin the scope of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , the present disclosure provides a windowair conditioner. The window air conditioner includes a chassis 10, and ahousing covered on the chassis 10. The housing is provided with apartition groove 50 for the shielding member located at the wall windowto extend into, and the partition groove 50 can separate the housinginto an indoor housing 20 and an outdoor housing 30. An indoor cavity isformed inside the indoor housing 20, and an outdoor cavity is formedinside the outdoor housing 30. An indoor assembly is provided in theindoor cavity, and an outdoor assembly is provided in the outdoorcavity. The window air conditioner can include a sealing member 40movably installed at the partition groove 50 for switching between astorage state and a working state. In the storage state, the sealingmember 40 is stored in the partition groove 50 (as shown in FIG. 1 ). Inthe working state, the sealing member 40 laterally protrudes out of thepartition groove 50 (as shown in FIG. 2 ), and is used for the shieldingmember and/or the inner wall of the wall window to abut. Theabove-mentioned sealing member can be shutters, curtains, or windowshutters.

Besides, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , the outdoor assembly caninclude an electric control box 32 provided in the outdoor cavity, anoutdoor motor 34, a compressor 35, an axial flow fan blade 36, anoutdoor heat exchanger 38 and other structures. The indoor assembly caninclude an indoor air duct assembly disposed in the indoor cavity, adisplay box 24 (which can be installed at the indoor housing 20), anindoor heat exchanger 300, and other structures. The indoor air ductassembly can be installed at the chassis 10 and located in the indoorhousing 20 of the housing. The indoor air duct assembly can include anindoor air duct shell 400 mounted on the chassis 10 and located in theindoor housing 20, an indoor motor 26 provided at the indoor air ductshell 400, and the cross-flow fan wheel 22 provided in the indoor airduct shell 400 and connected to the indoor motor.

As shown in FIG. 5 to FIG. 7 , an indoor water pan 100 is also installedat the indoor side of the chassis 10. A support frame 200 is alsoobliquely installed at the chassis 10 or the indoor water pan 100, andthe indoor heat exchanger 300 is installed at the support frame 200 andlocated above the indoor water pan 100. The indoor air duct shell 400 isinstalled at the indoor heat exchanger 300. The indoor water pan 100,the support frame 200, the indoor heat exchanger 300 and the indoor airduct shell 400 are all located in the indoor cavity. The indoor heatexchanger 300 is located between the support frame 200 and the indoorair duct shell 400. The support frame 200 is provided at the chassis 10or the indoor water pan 100, the indoor heat exchanger 300 is directlyinstalled at the support frame 200 as a whole, and the indoor air ductshell 400 is installed at the indoor heat exchanger 300 as a whole.Compared with the conventional technique of installing the indoor heatexchanger 300 and the indoor air duct shell 400 on the chassis 10 andthe indoor water pan 100, respectively, the present disclosure canrealize the integrated installation of the indoor heat exchanger 300 andthe indoor air duct shell 400, and the installation efficiency ishigher. The support frame 200, the indoor heat exchanger 300, and theindoor air duct shell 400 are sequentially installed layer by layer frombottom to top, which is convenient for production assembly and foolproofassembly.

In this embodiment, the support frame 200 can be installed at the indoorwater pan 100. The support frame 200 is provided at the indoor water pan100, and the installation is more convenient. It is also convenient forthe indoor heat exchanger 300 installed at the support frame 200 to belocated within the range of the indoor water pan 100, so that thecondensed water is not easily overflowed to the outside of the indoorwater pan 100. Further, the support frame 200 can be detachablyinstalled at the indoor water pan 100, and the support frame 200 and theindoor water pan 100 can be processed and manufactured separately. Thesupport frame 200 can be integrated with the indoor water pan 100, sothat the support frame 200 is firm and stable, and the support isreliable.

The support frame 200 can be inclined downward from the indoor side tothe outdoor side, the indoor heat exchanger 300 is installed obliquelyon the support frame 200, and the indoor air duct shell 400 is installedobliquely on the indoor heat exchanger 300. The support frame 200 isinclined, and the indoor heat exchanger 300 is installed obliquely onthe support frame 200, and the indoor air duct shell 400 is installedobliquely on the indoor heat exchanger 300, such that the support frame200 supports the indoor heat exchanger 300 and the indoor air duct shell400 more stably and reliably, which also facilitates the condensed wateron the indoor heat exchanger 300 to fall onto the indoor water pan 100.

Further, the indoor heat exchanger 300 can include a heat exchanger body310 disposed obliquely, and a heat exchanger sub-section 320 protrudingfrom a top of the heat exchanger body 310. The heat exchanger body 310is correspondingly installed at the support frame 200 disposedobliquely. That is, a part of the indoor heat exchanger 300 can beinclined, and the inclined part can be installed at the inclined supportframe 200 correspondingly. In this way, the indoor heat exchanger 300with a larger volume can be adapted, and the installation of the indoorheat exchanger 300 on the support frame 200 can also be made morestable. Besides, in this embodiment, the heat exchanger sub-section 320of the indoor heat exchanger 300 can be vertically provided at the topof the heat exchanger body 310, such that when the indoor heat exchanger300 is installed at the support frame 200, the center of gravity isclose to the indoor side of the indoor water pan 100, which is morestable. Furthermore, the indoor air duct shell 400 can include a shellconnection plate 410 connected to the indoor heat exchanger 300, and ashape of the shell connection plate 410 corresponds to a shape of theindoor heat exchanger 300. That is, the indoor air duct shell 400 canalso be set according to the shape of the indoor heat exchanger 300, theconnection member between the shell connection plate 410 of the indoorair duct shell 400 and the heat exchanger body 310 of the indoor heatexchanger 300 is arranged obliquely, and the part connected to the heatexchanger sub-section 320 can be arranged vertically, such that theshape of the indoor air duct shell 400 is more suitable for the shape ofthe indoor heat exchanger 300, and the connection is convenient, tightand reliable.

The support frame 200 can include support ribs 210 respectively disposedon both sides of the indoor water pan 100, and both sides of the indoorheat exchanger 300 are respectively installed at the two support ribs210. Support ribs 210 are respectively provided at both sides of theindoor water pan 100, so that the heat exchanger body 310 of the indoorheat exchanger 300 can be connected from both sides, so that the supportfor the indoor heat exchanger 300 is more stable. Both of the twosupport ribs 210 are inclined downward from the indoor side to theoutdoor side.

Atop end of at least one support rib 210 is provided with asupport-limit groove 212. At least one end of the heat exchanger body310 of the indoor heat exchanger 300 can protrude with a heat exchangerprotrusion 330, and the heat exchanger protrusion 330 is correspondinglyclamped in the support-limit groove 212. The support-limit groove 212 isprovided at the support rib 210, so that the heat exchanger protrusion330 on the heat exchanger body 310 can be clamped to position the indoorheat exchanger 300, and the support for connecting the indoor heatexchanger 300 can be more stable. The support-limit groove 212 can beprovided at one support rib 210, or the support-limit grooves 212 can beprovided at both of the two support ribs 210. In addition, one end ofthe heat exchanger body 310 may be provided with a heat exchangerprotrusion 330, and both ends of the heat exchanger body 310 can also beprovided with a heat exchanger protrusion 330. Besides, a supportprotrusion can also be provided at the top of the support rib 210, and aheat exchanger recess can be provided at the heat exchanger body 310 ofthe indoor heat exchanger 300 to cooperate with the support protrusion.

In some embodiments, the indoor heat exchanger 300 can include a heatexchanger connection side plate 312 protruding from at least one end ofthe heat exchanger body 310, and each heat exchanger connection sideplate 312 is correspondingly connected to a side surface of a supportrib 210. That is, the heat exchanger connection side plates 312 can beprovided at one end or both ends of the heat exchanger body 310 toconnect with the side surfaces of the support ribs 210 correspondingly,so as to fix the heat exchanger body 310 and the support rib 210.

Besides, in another embodiments, the indoor heat exchanger 300 caninclude a heat exchanger screw connection seat 340 protruding from atleast one end of the heat exchanger body 310. Each heat exchanger screwconnection seat 340 is connected to the side surface of one support rib210 through a screw connection. That is, the heat exchanger body 310 canbe connected and fixed with the support rib 210 from one end or bothends through the screw connection structure.

Besides, in another embodiments, the heat exchanger connection sideplate 312 and the heat exchanger screw connection seat 340 may beprovided at the same time, so as to connect and fix the heat exchangerbody 310 and the support rib 210.

In this embodiment, the indoor heat exchanger 300 may include a heatexchanger connection side plate 312 protruding from one end of the heatexchanger body 310, and the heat exchanger connection side plate 312 isconnected to a side surface of a support rib 210. Moreover, the indoorheat exchanger 300 may further include a heat exchanger screw connectionseat 340 protruding from the other end of the heat exchanger body 310,and the heat exchanger screw connection seat 340 is connected to theside surface of the other support rib 210 through a screw connection.That is, one end of the heat exchanger body 310 is provided with a heatexchanger connection side plate 312 to connect with one support rib 210,and a heat exchanger screw connection seat 340 is provided at the otherend of the heat exchanger body 310 to connect with another support rib210. In this way, the heat exchanger body 310 can be positioned from theoutside through the heat exchanger connection side plate 312, and thenthe heat exchanger body 310 can be fixed by the screw connectionstructure. Further, the heat exchanger connection side plate 312 canextend along the middle or side of the heat exchanger protrusion 330toward the support rib 210, and the heat exchanger connection side plate312 is attached to the side surface of the support rib 210. That is, theheat exchanger connection side plate 312 can protrude on the heatexchanger protrusion 330, and the heat exchanger connection side plate312 and the support ribs 210 can be fitted, and the positioningconnection is more convenient and reliable.

In addition, the indoor water pan 100 may protrude with a water panpositioning column 110, and the indoor heat exchanger 300 is providedwith a heat exchanger positioning groove corresponding to the water panpositioning column 110. Alternatively, the indoor water pan 100 may berecessed with a water pan positioning groove, and the indoor heatexchanger 300 is provided with a heat exchanger positioning columncorresponding to the water pan positioning groove. That is, apositioning structure can be provided between the indoor water pan 100and the indoor heat exchanger 300 to position the two, which isconvenient for subsequent connection and fixing of the two, and can alsomake the connection between the two more stable and reliable.

The indoor air duct shell 400 includes the shell connection plate 410connected to the indoor heat exchanger 300. Moreover, the front side ofthe indoor heat exchanger 300 is connected to the support ribs 210 ofthe support frame 200. The rear side of the indoor heat exchanger 300 isprovided with a heat exchanger back plate 302, and the heat exchangerback plate 302 is detachably connected to the shell connection plate410. The shell connection plates 410 can be arranged at both sides ofthe indoor air duct shell 400 and can be connected to both sides of theheat exchanger back plate 302 of the indoor heat exchanger 300. Theindoor air duct shell 400 may include a shell flange plate 420 disposedon the shell connection plate 410. The shell flange plate 420 can extendfrom the side edge of the shell connection plate 410 in a direction awayfrom the end face of the indoor air duct shell 400, and the heatexchanger back plate 302 is detachably connected to the shell flangeplate 420. By arranging the shell flange plate 420 on the side of theshell connection plate 410, the connection range of the shell connectionplate 410 can be extended, therefore, the indoor air duct shell 400 canbe adapted to indoor heat exchangers 300 of different sizes, and hasgood compatibility.

In addition, the indoor air duct shell 400 may include at least oneshell screw connection seat 430 protruding from the shell connectionplate 410 or the shell flange plate 420. The shell screw connection seat430 is detachably connected to the heat exchanger back plate 302 througha screw connection. The indoor heat exchanger 300 may also include atleast one back plate screw connection seat 350 protruding from the heatexchanger back plate 302. The back plate screw connection seat 350 isdetachably connected to the shell connection plate 410 or the shellflange plate 420 through a screw connection. That is, the indoor airduct shell 400 and the heat exchanger back plate 302 can be connectedthrough the screw connection structure.

The indoor water pan 100 or the chassis 10 is provided with a water panlimit plate 500 protruding laterally. The water pan limit plate 500 andthe support frame 200 are respectively disposed on both sides of theintegral structure formed by the indoor heat exchanger 300 and theindoor air duct shell 400. A support frame 200 and the water pan limitplate 500 are respectively provided at both sides of the indoor waterpan 100, such that the indoor heat exchanger 300 and the indoor air ductshell 400 can be limited from both sides, so as to make the connectionand fixation of the two more stable.

As shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 12 , the indoor heat exchanger 300 furtherincludes a side plate structure 360, the indoor heat exchanger 300 mayinclude a heat exchanger shell, heat exchange fins arranged in the heatexchanger shell, a plurality of refrigerant pipes 2524 arranged in theheat exchange fins, and a plurality of connection pipes 2522 protrudingfrom the end of the heat exchanger shell. Each connection pipe 2522connects the ends of two refrigerant pipes 2524 located on the sameside. The connection pipe 2522 can communicate with the two refrigerantpipes 2524 from the end, such that the cooling medium in the pluralityof refrigerant pipes 2524 can circular flow, so as to transfer energy tothe heat exchange fins, so as to spread the cooling or heat out.

Besides, as shown in FIG. 9 to FIG. 12 , the side plate structure 360can include shell side plates 362 respectively disposed on both ends ofthe heat exchanger shell, and the connection pipes 2522 are installed atthe shell side plates 362. That is, the shell side plate 362 can notonly seal the heat exchanger shell, but also support the connection pipe2522 in a fixed manner. Further, a plurality of pipe installation holes366 and 368 are provided at the shell side plate 362. A pipeinstallation ring 370 protrudes from the outer side of the shell sideplate 362, and the pipe installation ring 370 is provided around thepipe installation holes 366 and 368. The connection pipe 2522 passesthrough the pipe installation hole 366 or 368, or passes through thepipe installation hole 366 or 368 and clamped in the pipe installationring 370. The bottom of the pipe installation ring 370 is provided withan outer water guide groove 372, and the cavity formed by the pipeinstallation ring 370 is communicated with the outside world through theouter water guide groove 372. During the operation of the indoor heatexchanger 300, condensed water may be generated on the connection pipe2522 at the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300. When the connectionpipe 2522 is connected in the pipe installation ring 370 protruding fromthe shell side plate 362, the condensed water generated on theconnection pipe 2522 is easy to accumulate inside the pipe installationring 370, and the condensed water is easy to leak to the outside of thepipe installation ring 370 when the condensed water is fullyaccumulated. Since the pipe installation ring 370 protrudes outside theshell side plate 362, the leaked condensed water easily falls to theoutside of the indoor heat exchanger 300, and thus falls onto thechassis 10. In this solution, by providing the outer water guide groove372 at the bottom of the pipe installation ring 370, the condensed wateraccumulated in the pipe installation ring 370 can be guided to the shellside plate 362 through the outer water guide groove 372 in time. Thecondensed water can fall along the outer surface of the shell side plate362, and will not fall out of the chassis 10, which will not causeproduct quality problems, and can bring a good user experience to theuser. In addition, in this embodiment, the side plate structure 360 canbe a plastic plate structure.

Further, a plurality of pipe installation holes 366 and 368 may beformed at the shell side plate 362, some pipe installation holes areprovided with pipe installation rings 370, and each pipe installationhole 366 and 368 is respectively provided with a connection pipe 2522.It can be seen that the pipe installation ring 370 can connect andfasten the connection pipe 2522. By disposing the pipe installation ring370 at part of the pipe installation holes 366 or 368, only part of theconnection pipe 2522 can be fixed, the other connection pipes 2522 onlypass through the pipe installation holes 366 and 368 without beingfixed. In this way, the installation, removing and maintenance of theconnection pipe 2522 are facilitated, the operation efficiency is high,and the damage to the connection pipe 2522 can also be reduced.

Besides, the bottom surface of the outer water guide groove 372 can berecessed on the outer surface of the shell side plate 362. That is, theheight of the bottom of the outer water guide groove 372 is lower thanthe height of the outer surface of the shell side plate 362, such thatthe condensed water in the pipe installation ring 370 can be easilyguided from the outer water guide groove 372 to the outer surface of theshell side plate 362, so that the condensed water can flow down alongthe outer surface of the shell side plate 362.

In addition, the bottom surface of the outer water guide groove 372 isflush with the outer surface of the shell side plate 362. That is, theheight of the bottom of the outer water guide groove 372 can be kept thesame as the height of the outer surface of the shell side plate 362,such that the condensed water in the pipe installation ring 370 can alsobe smoothly guided from the outer water guide groove 372 to the outersurface of the shell side plate 362, so that the condensed water canflow down along the outer surface of the shell side plate 362.

In addition, the bottom surface of the outer water guide groove 360slightly protrudes from the outer surface of the shell side plate 362.That is, the height of the bottom of the outer water guide groove 372 isslightly larger than the height of the outer surface of the shell sideplate 362, such that the condensed water in the pipe installation ring370 can also be smoothly guided from the outer water guide groove 372 tothe outer surface of the shell side plate 362, so that the condensedwater can flow down along the outer surface of the shell side plate 362.

Moreover, the bottom surface of the outer water guide groove 372 can bea flat surface, and the condensed water in the pipe installation ring370 is also guided from the flat-bottomed outer water guide groove 372to the outer surface of the shell side plate 362. Alternatively, thebottom surface of the outer water guide groove 372 may be an inclinedsurface, and the inclined surface is inclined from the pipe installationhole to the outside of the pipe installation ring 370. That is, theouter water guide groove 372 can be an inclined groove, and thecondensed water inside the pipe installation ring 370 can flow moresmoothly to the outer surface of the shell side plate 362 along theinclined groove.

Besides, the side plate structure 360 may include a side plate retainingring 364 protruding from the periphery of the shell side plate 362. Aretaining ring groove is formed around the side plate retaining ring364, and both the connection pipe 2522 and the pipe installation ring370 are located in the retaining ring groove. A protruding side plateretaining ring 364 is provided at the periphery of the shell side plate362 to further protect the periphery, so as to prevent the condensedwater from directly falling outside the shell side plate 362 and easilyfalling out of the chassis 10. Further, the bottom of the side plateretaining ring 364 can also be provided with a retaining ring opening3642, and the retaining ring opening 3642 communicates with theretaining ring groove and the outside. A retaining ring opening 3642 isprovided at the bottom of the side plate retaining ring 364 so that thecondensed water on the shell side plate 362 can flow out from theretaining ring opening 3642.

Besides, the pipe installation hole can include a first pipeinstallation hole 366 and a second pipe installation hole 368respectively provided the shell side plate 362, and a pipe installationring 370 is provided at the outer side of the first pipe installationhole 366. Moreover, part of the connection pipe 2522 is installed in thefirst pipe installation hole 366 and clamped in the pipe installationring 370, and part of the connection pipe 2522 is installed in thesecond pipe installation hole 368. That is, part of the connection pipe2522 can be clamped by the pipe installation ring 370, and part of theconnection pipe 2522 only passes through the pipe installation hole 368and is not clamped. Moreover, the inner surface of the shell side plate362 may be provided with an inner water guide groove 369, and the innerwater guide groove 369 communicates with the first pipe installationhole 366 and the second pipe installation hole 368. Since the pipeinstallation ring 370 is disposed outside the first pipe installationhole 366, condensed water is easy to accumulate in the pipe installationring 370 and the first pipe installation hole 366, the second fixinginstallation hole 368 does not fix the connection pipe 2522, such thatthere is a gap between the second fixing installation hole 368 and theconnection pipe 2522, so that the condensed water can flow out from thesecond pipe installation hole 368 to the outer surface of the shell sideplate 362. By arranging the inner water guide groove 369 on the innersides of the first pipe installation hole 366 and the second pipeinstallation hole 368, the first pipe installation hole 366 and thesecond pipe installation hole 368 can be communicated with each other,such that the condensed water accumulated in the first pipe installationhole 366 can flow into the second pipe installation hole 368 along theinner water guide groove 369 and flow out to the outer surface of theshell side plate 362.

Besides, the bottom of each first pipe installation hole 366 is providedwith the inner water guide groove 369, and the inner water guide groove369 communicates with the adjacent first pipe installation hole 366 andthe second pipe installation hole 368. That is, the condensed wateraccumulated in each of the first pipe installation holes 366 can beguided into the second pipe installation holes 368 through the innerwater guide groove 369 for discharge. Moreover, the second pipeinstallation hole 368 communicated with the inner water guide groove 369is located on the lower side of the first pipe installation hole 366,which is convenient for guiding the condensed water.

In addition, the bottom of each first pipe installation hole 366 isprovided with the inner water guide groove 369, and the inner waterguide groove 369 communicates with the two adjacent first pipeinstallation holes 366, and one of the first pipe installation holes 366located at a position is communicated with another adjacent second pipeinstallation hole 368 located at a lower position through the innerwater guide groove 369. That is, two adjacent first pipe installationholes 366 can be communicated through one inner water guide groove 369,and another second pipe installation hole 368 can be communicatedthrough another inner water guide groove 369, which is convenient tolead out the condensed water in the two adjacent first pipe installationholes 366.

Besides, in this embodiment, the indoor heat exchanger 300 may include aheat exchanger body 310 and a heat exchanger sub-section 320 disposed atthe top of the heat exchanger body 310. The shell side plate 362 mayinclude a side plate main plate corresponding to the heat exchanger body310 and a side plate sub-plate corresponding to the heat exchangersub-section 320. Moreover, the inner surface of the side plate sub-plate362 is provided with an inner water guide groove 369, and the innerwater guide groove 369 communicates with the bottom of the first pipeinstallation hole 366 on the side plate sub-plate 362. That is, in thisembodiment, the inner water guide groove 369 is only provided at thebottom of the first pipe installation hole 366 on the side plate portionof the shell corresponding to the heat exchanger sub-section 320 at thetop of the indoor heat exchanger 300, to export the condensed water onthe top shell side plate 362. Because the top heat exchanger sub-section320 and the side plate sub-plate 362 are closest to the edge of theindoor water pan 100, the condensed water is more likely to fall out ofthe chassis, which is more necessary to guide the condensed water on theheat exchanger sub-section 320 and the side plate sub-plate 362.Moreover, in this embodiment, the heat exchanger body 310 can beinclined to be installed at the inclined support frame 200. Also, theheat exchanger sub-section 320 may be vertically disposed on the top ofthe heat exchanger body 310.

In addition, the inner side of the pipe installation ring 370 can beprovided with a clamping plate 380, and the clamping plate 380 can beused to fasten the connection pipe 2522. When the connection pipe 2522is to be inserted into the pipe installation ring 370, the connectionpipe 2522 can be further clamped by the clamping plate 380. Further, aside edge of the pipe installation hole 366 may be provided with a clampgroove, and the clamping plate 380 protrudes from the clamp groove. Thatis, the clamping plate 380 can be set as a cantilever structure, whichhas good elasticity and can hold the connection pipe 2522 more tightlyand reliably.

The above only takes the side plate structure provided at the indoorheat exchanger 300 as an example for description. However, those skilledin the art can refer to the above disclosure and set the side platestructure on the outdoor heat exchanger 38 in the same or similarmanner.

As shown in FIG. 13 to FIG. 15 , the indoor heat exchanger 300 isinstalled at the chassis 10, an end of the indoor heat exchanger 300 hasa pipe member 252, and the pipe member 252 can be configured forcirculating and communicating with the indoor heat exchanger 300. Theelectric control box 32 can be installed in the outer casing 30 of theouter housing and provided at the chassis 10. The display box 24 can beinstalled at the indoor casing 20 of the outer housing, and can displaythe operating state of the air conditioner. Moreover, the display box 24can be electrically connected to the electric control box 32 through theconnection wire 242, so that the display box 24 can be controlledthrough the electric control box 32. However, the inventor found in theactual research that in the related art, the connection wires of theelectrical components such as the electric control box and the displaybox in the window air conditioner are easy to contact with the heatexchanger. When the heat exchanger is in contact with the connectionwire, the condensed water on the heat exchanger will corrode theconnection wire, posing a safety hazard and causing a poor userexperience. Therefore, in the embodiment of the present disclosure, awater baffle structure 80 is provided between the pipe member 252 at theend of the indoor heat exchanger 300 and the connection wire 242 of thedisplay box 24 to isolate the pipe member 252 and the connection wire242. A water baffle structure 80 is provided between the display box 24and the indoor heat exchanger 300 to isolate the connection wire 242connecting the display box 24 and the electric control box 32 from thepipe member 252 at the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300. The indoorheat exchanger 300 generates cold energy and condensed water on the pipemembers 252 during the working process, the cold energy and condensedwater will not be transmitted to the connection wires 242, so that thecondensed water will be generated on the connection wires 242, and thenthe condensed water will be guided into the display box 24 to threatenthe safety of the display box 24. In this way, the connection wire 242connecting the display box 24 and the indoor heat exchanger 300 and itspipe members 252 are isolated by the water baffle structure 80, so thatthe use safety of the display box 24 can be ensured.

As shown in FIG. 16 to FIG. 19 , the water baffle structure 80 mayinclude a water-blocking main plate 81 extending along the bottom of theindoor heat exchanger 300 to the top of the indoor heat exchanger 300.The pipe member 252 at the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300 and theconnection wire 242 are separated on both sides of the water-blockingmain plate 81. That is, the water baffle structure 80 can be arrangedalong the extending direction of the indoor heat exchanger 300, so thatthe pipe member 252 at the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300 can becompletely isolated from the connection wires 242 of the display box 24,and the isolation effect is good.

Besides, the water baffle structure 80 further includes a water-blockingconnection member 83 provided at the water-blocking main plate 81, andthe water-blocking connection member 83 is detachably connected to theindoor heat exchanger 300 or the pipe member 252. That is, thewater-blocking connection member 83 can be provided at the water bafflestructure 80 to connect the water baffle structure 80 with the indoorheat exchanger 300 or its pipe members 252. The water baffle structure80 can stably and reliably isolate the connection wires 242 of thedisplay box 24. In addition, the water-blocking connection member 83 canalso be connected to the chassis 10, or to the casing, or to the indoorair duct shell 60. Moreover, in this embodiment, the water-blockingconnection member 83 can be connected to the indoor heat exchanger 300or its piping member 252, which is convenient for connection at shortdistances.

In addition, the pipe member 252 may include a refrigerant pipe 2524protruding from the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300, and aconnection pipe 2522 connecting the two refrigerant pipes 2524. That is,the water-blocking connection member 83 of the water baffle structure 80can be connected to the refrigerant pipe 2524, the connection pipe 2522,or both the refrigerant pipe 2524 and the connection pipe 2522.

Further, in some embodiments, the water-blocking connection member 83may include a screw connection seat provided at the water-blocking mainplate 81, and the screw connection seat is connected to the indoor heatexchanger 300 through a screw connection. That is, the water bafflestructure 80 can be connected to the indoor heat exchanger 300 by meansof the screw connection, the connection is simple and convenient, andthe connection is stable and reliable.

Besides, in another embodiment, the water-blocking connection member 83may include a snap connection structure disposed on the water-blockingmain plate 81, and the snap connection structure may be snap connectedto the indoor heat exchanger 300 or the pipe member 252. That is, theindoor heat exchanger 300 and the water baffle structure 80 can beconnected through the snap connection structure, or the pipe member 252and the water baffle structure 80 can be connected through the snapconnection structure, and the connection is also simple, convenient,stable and reliable.

Further, the snap connection structure can include a clamping plate witha plurality of clamp grooves provided at the water-blocking main plate81, and the pipe member 252 at the end of the indoor heat exchanger 300is clamped in the clamp grooves of the clamping plate. That is, a clampgroove can be provided at the water baffle structure 80 to clamp thepipe member 252, so as to realize the snap connection between the pipemember 252 and the water baffle structure 80. Moreover, in thisembodiment, the plurality of clamp grooves on the clamping plate can bein a wave shape, and the plurality of pipe members 252 are clamped inthe plurality of clamp grooves in a one-to-one correspondence. That is,the water baffle structure 80 can be clamped on the plurality of pipemembers 252 at the same time, and the connection is more stable andreliable. In addition, in addition to clamping the water bafflestructure 80 on the pipe member 252, it can also be directly clamped onthe indoor heat exchanger 300.

In addition, the snap connection structure may further include a snapring provided at the indoor heat exchanger 300 or the pipe member 252,and a snap protrusion provided at the water-blocking main plate 81. Thesnap protrusion can be snap-connected to the snap ring, so as tosnap-connect the indoor heat exchanger 300 (or the pipe member 252) andthe water baffle structure 80 together.

Beside, in another embodiment, it is also possible to make thewater-blocking connection member 83 include the screw connectionstructure and snap connection structure at the same time, andsimultaneously perform screw connection and snap connection between thewater baffle structure 80 and the indoor heat exchanger 300.

The water baffle structure 80 may include a water-blocking side plate 82bent and disposed on at least one side of the water-blocking main plate81. The water-blocking side plate 82 and the water-blocking main plate81 are surrounded to form a water-blocking groove, and the pipe members252 are all located in the water-blocking groove. Water-blocking sideplates 82 can be provided at one side or both sides of thewater-blocking main plate 81. The water-blocking side plate 82 is bentand extended from the edge of the water-blocking main plate 81 towardthe indoor heat exchanger 300 to surround the pipe member 252. Theindoor heat exchanger 300 and the pipe member 252 can be partitionedfrom the front and side at the same time, and the pipe member 252 can becompletely isolated. Further, the water baffle structure 80 may includea water-blocking side plate 82 bent on one side of the water-blockingmain plate 81, and the water-blocking side plate 82 is connected to thewater-blocking main plate 81 to form an L-shaped enclosure structure. Inthis embodiment, a bent water-blocking side plate 82 can be providedonly at one side of the water-blocking main plate 81 to isolate the pipemember 252 from one side. Moreover, the water-blocking side plate 82 onthis side is relatively close to the connection wire 242 of the displaybox 24. Moreover, in this embodiment, the water-blocking side plate 82and the water-blocking main plate 81 may be perpendicular to each other.

The pipe members 252 may be spaced apart on the inner side of the waterbaffle structure 80, and the connection wires 242 of the display box 24may be spaced apart or attached to the outer side of the water bafflestructure 80. There can be a gap between the pipe member 252 of theindoor heat exchanger 300 and the water baffle structure 80, so that thecooling capacity will not be directly transferred from the pipe member252 to the water baffle structure 80 and condensed water will not begenerated on the water baffle structure 80. Moreover, a gap can beformed between the connection wire 242 of the display box 24 and thewater baffle structure 80, and condensed water is not easily generatedon the connection wire 242. The connection wire 242 can also be providedat the water baffle structure 80 to facilitate the fixing of theconnection wire 242 to the connection wire.

The water baffle structure 80 may be a plastic board. The plastic boardhas better thermal insulation effect and is not easy to producecondensed water. Moreover, in this embodiment, the water bafflestructure 80 can be a transparent polyvinyl chloride plate, so that thecondition of the indoor heat exchanger inside can be observed throughthe water baffle structure 80.

As shown in FIG. 21 and FIG. 22 , which shows an indoor heat exchanger 1of the window air conditioner according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure. The indoor heat exchanger 1 includes a heatexchanger body 11 and a side plate structure 12 provided at the heatexchanger body 11. The heat exchanger body 11 includes a refrigerantpipe 2524 and a plurality of fins provided at the refrigerant pipe 2524spaced apart. The side plate structure 12 can fix the indoor heatexchanger 1 in the whole machine, and the side plate structure 12includes the side plate body 121. The side plate body 121 is formed withmatching holes 1211 for matching the refrigerant pipes 2524 of theindoor heat exchanger 1, and the refrigerant pipe 2524 can pass throughthe matching hole 1211. A protective protrusion 122 is formed at theperiphery of each of at least some of the matching holes 1211, and theprotective protrusion 122 is located on the side of the side plate body121 away from the heat exchanger body 11. The protective protrusion 122extends along the circumferential direction of the matching hole 1211.For example, some of the matching holes 1211 have the protectiveprotrusion 122 formed at the periphery thereof, or, all of the matchingholes 1211 have the protective protrusion 122 formed at the peripherythereof. The protective protrusion 122 can protect the refrigerant pipe2524 protruding from the side plate.

When the indoor heat exchanger 1 is used as an evaporator, for example,when the indoor heat exchanger 1 is applied to an air conditioner,condensed water will form on the refrigerant pipe 2524 when the airconditioner is working. Since the refrigerant pipe 2524 is inserted intothe matching hole 1211, the condensed water on the refrigerant pipe 2524will flow to the side plate structure 12, and the condensed water willflow along the side plate structure 12 by gravity. The air conditioneris provided with a water pan 3 to collect the condensed water on therefrigerant pipe 2524 and the side plate structure 12. The water pan 3is directly below the heat exchanger body 11. However, sometimes limitedby the structure of the side plate structure 12 and the structure of thewater pan 3, the condensed water on the part where the refrigerant pipe2524 matches the side plate structure 12 will flow out of the water pan3 along the side plate structure 12 and drip onto the indoor floor.

A water leakage hole 1221 is formed at the protective protrusion 122.Since the refrigerant pipe 2524 penetrates the matching hole 1211, andthe periphery of at least a part of the matching holes 1211 is formedwith a protective protrusion 122, the condensed water formed by the partof the refrigerant pipe 2524 that matches the side plate structure 12can be accumulated in the protective protrusion 122, and the condensedwater can flow along the inner wall of the protective protrusion 122 tothe water leakage hole 1221. When the liquid level of the condensedwater is higher than the water leakage hole 1221, the condensed waterwill drop directly from the water leakage hole 1221 to the water pan 3by gravity, and will not flow out of the water pan 3 along the sideplate structure 12. Therefore, the condensed water on the refrigerantpipe 2524 is prevented from flowing along the side plate structure 12 toother components of the air conditioner or dripping onto the indoorfloor.

The side plate body 121 is formed with a matching hole 1211 for matchingthe refrigerant pipe 2524 of the indoor heat exchanger 1. The peripheryof at least some of the matching holes 1211 is formed with a protectiveprotrusion 122. The protective protrusion 122 can protect therefrigerant pipe 2524, and a water leakage hole 1221 is formed at theprotective protrusion 122. When the indoor heat exchanger 1 is used asan evaporator, the condensed water formed at the part of the refrigerantpipe 2524 that matches the side plate structure 12 can flow to the waterleakage hole 1221 along the protective protrusion 122, and then dripdirectly from the water leakage hole 1221 to the water pan 3 of the airconditioner. Therefore, the condensed water formed at the refrigerantpipe 2524 can be prevented from flowing along the side plate structure12 to other components of the air conditioner or dripping onto theindoor floor, which improves the safety of the whole machine and reducesthe inconvenience to users.

As shown in FIG. 22 to FIG. 27 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, a water leakage hole 1221 is formed at the lowestposition of the protective protrusion 122, such that the condensed waterflowing on the inner wall of the protective protrusion 122 dripsdirectly from the water leakage hole 1221. Thus, the condensed water inthe protective protrusion 122 is prevented from overflowing to the sideplate body 121, and the condensed water is prevented from flowing alongthe side plate structure 12 to the indoor floor. At the same time, thisdesign can prevent excessive condensed water from accumulating in theprotective protrusion 122, and the condensed water on the refrigerantpipe 2524 will drip directly from the water leakage hole 1221 due togravity.

As shown in FIG. 22 to FIG. 27 , a part of the protective protrusion 122is located at the lowest position of the matching hole 1211, and thisdesign makes a protective protrusion 122 be provided at the lowestposition of the matching hole 1211, and this part of the protectiveprotrusion 122 is also the lowest position of the entire protectiveprotrusion 122, so that it is convenient to form a water leakage hole1221 at the lowest position of the protective protrusion 122, such thatthe condensed water flowing on the inner wall of the protectiveprotrusion 122 drips directly from the water leakage hole 1221. Thus,the condensed water in the protective protrusion 122 is prevented fromoverflowing to the side plate body 121, and the condensed water isprevented from flowing to the indoor floor along the side platestructure 12, and it is also beneficial to avoid excessive accumulationof condensed water in the protective protrusion 122.

As shown in FIG. 22 to FIG. 27 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the water leakage hole 1221 is a notch formed at theprotective protrusion 122, and the notch can lead the condensed water inthe protective protrusion 122 to a position away from the side platebody 121, such that the condensed water dripping from the water leakagehole 1221 is prevented from falling onto the side plate body 121, andthis design facilitates the formation of the water leakage hole 1221.The water leakage holes 1221 can be formed by injection molding of theprotective protrusions 122, and the water leakage holes 1221 can also beformed by processing the complete protective protrusions 122.

As shown in FIG. 22 , according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the side plate structure 12 is an integral molded part. Thisdesign enables the side plate body 121 and the protective protrusion 122to have high connection strength, prevents the protective protrusion 122from falling off, and simplifies the processing and molding process ofthe side plate structure 12.

As shown in FIG. 22 , according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the side plate body 121 includes a first sub-side plate body1212 and a second sub-side plate body 1213 which are connected up anddown. An angle is formed between the first sub-side plate body 1212 andthe second sub-side plate body 1213. Compared with the side plate bodyextending in the vertical direction, the overall length of the sideplate body 121 is increased due to the angle between the first sub-sideplate body 1212 and the second sub-side plate body 1213. Therefore, theheat exchanger body 11 can be made larger, the heat exchange efficiencyof the indoor heat exchanger 1 can be improved, and the heat exchangecan be uniform. When the indoor heat exchanger 1 is applied to the airconditioner, the space utilization rate inside the air conditioner canalso be improved, and the size of the whole machine can be reduced.

As shown in FIG. 22 , the second sub-side plate body 1213 is connectedbelow the first sub-side plate body 1212. The first sub-side plate body1212 extends in the vertical direction, and the angle between the firstsub-side plate body 1212 and the second sub-side plate body 1213 rangesfrom 30° to 50°. This design can not only improve the space occupancyrate of the indoor heat exchanger 1 and reduce the size of the wholemachine. Moreover, the airflow streamline at the indoor heat exchanger 1is smoother than other shapes, with less airflow noise, less airpressure and air volume loss. The indoor heat exchanger 1 has highenergy efficiency, and while taking into account the product size, theoperating noise is reduced, and the energy efficiency of the indoor heatexchanger 1 is improved.

As shown in FIG. 21 and FIG. 22 , in another embodiment, the indoor heatexchanger 1 includes a heat exchanger body 11, a first side plate and asecond side plate 12 a. The first side plate and the second side plate12 a are respectively disposed on the left and right sides of the heatexchanger body 11. At least one of the first side plate and the secondside plate 12 a is the side plate structure 12 according to theforegoing embodiments of the present disclosure. For example, the firstside plate is the side plate structure 12 according to the foregoingembodiments of the present disclosure; or, the second side plate 12 a isthe side plate structure 12 according to the foregoing embodiments ofthe present disclosure. The first side plate is the side plate structure12 according to the foregoing embodiment of the present disclosure, andthe second side plate 12 a is the side plate structure 12 according tothe foregoing embodiment of the present disclosure. By arranging theside plate structure 12 according to the foregoing embodiment of thepresent disclosure, when the indoor heat exchanger 1 is applied to anair conditioner, the condensed water formed at the refrigerant pipe 2524can drip from the water leakage hole 1221 to the water pan 3 of the airconditioner, thereby preventing the condensed water formed at therefrigerant pipe 2524 from flowing along the side plate and drippinginto the room.

In the indoor heat exchanger 1 of the present disclosure, by arrangingthe side plate structure 12 of the indoor heat exchanger 1, when theindoor heat exchanger 1 is applied to the air conditioner, the condensedwater formed at the refrigerant pipe 2524 can directly drip onto thewater pan 3 of the air conditioner, thereby preventing the condensedwater formed at the refrigerant pipe 2524 from flowing along the sideplate structure 12 and dripping into the room.

As shown in FIG. 21 , according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the first side plate is a metal part, and the second sideplate 12 a is a plastic part. This design facilitates the assembly andmolding of the indoor heat exchanger 1. When the indoor heat exchanger 1is applied to the air conditioner, it is convenient to match the indoorheat exchanger 1 with the water pan 3 of the air conditioner, tosimplify the assembly process of the indoor heat exchanger 1 and toimprove the assembly efficiency of the indoor heat exchanger 1. Thesecond side plate 12 a is the side plate 12 according to someembodiments of the present disclosure, which can prevent the condensedwater on the second side plate 12 a from dripping into the room.

As shown in FIG. 20 , which shows a window air conditioner 1000according to some embodiments of the present disclosure. The window airconditioner 1000 includes a chassis 2, a water pan 3 and an indoor heatexchanger 1. The water pan 3 is provided at the chassis 2. The indoorheat exchanger 1 is provided at the water pan 3, and a part of theprojection of at least one of the first side plate and the second sideplate 12 a on the horizontal plane is located outside the projection ofthe water pan 3 on the horizontal plane. For example, a part of theprojection of the first side plate on the horizontal plane is locatedoutside the projection of the water pan 3 on the horizontal plane. Bysetting the first side plate to be the side plate structure 12 accordingto the foregoing embodiments of the present disclosure, the condensedwater on the first side plate can be prevented from flowing out of thewater pan 3. Alternatively, a part of the projection of the second sideplate 12 a on the horizontal plane is located outside the projection ofthe water pan 3 on the horizontal plane. By setting the second sideplate 12 a to be the side plate structure 12 according to the foregoingembodiments of the present disclosure, the condensed water on the secondside plate 12 a can be prevented from flowing out of the water pan 3.Alternatively, a part of the projection of the first side plate on thehorizontal plane is located outside the projection of the water pan 3 onthe horizontal plane, and a part of the projection of the second sideplate 12 a on the horizontal plane is located outside the projection ofthe water pan 3 on the horizontal plane. By setting the first and secondside plates 12 a to be the side plate structures 12 according to theforegoing embodiments of the present disclosure, the condensed water onthe first and second side plates 12 a can be prevented from flowing outof the water pan 3.

In the window air conditioner 1000 of the present disclosure, byarranging the above indoor heat exchanger 1, the condensed water formedat the refrigerant pipe 2524 can directly drip onto the water pan 3 ofthe window air conditioner 1000, therefore, the condensed water formedat the refrigerant pipe 2524 can be prevented from flowing along theside plate to other components of the window air conditioner 1000 ordripping onto the indoor floor, which improves the safety of the wholemachine and reduces the inconvenience to users.

As shown in FIG. 21 , according to some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the left and right ends of the chassis 2 are respectivelyprovided with a first support plate 31 and a second support plate 32.The first side plate is connected to the first support plate 31. Thesecond side plate 12 a is connected to the second support plate 32. Thefirst support plate 31 and the second support plate 32 can fix theindoor heat exchanger 1 in the whole machine. An air duct is formedbetween the water pan 3, the first support plate 31, the second supportplate 32, the indoor heat exchanger 1 and the volute of the window airconditioner 1000. By arranging the first support plate 31 and the secondsupport plate 32, the airtightness of the air duct can be improved, andthe air leakage of the air duct can be reduced.

The first support plate 31, the second support plate 32 and the waterpan 3 are integrally formed, such that the connection strength of thefirst support plate 31, the second support plate 32 and the water pan 3can be improved, thereby improving the overall structural stability ofthe window air conditioner 1000.

As shown in FIG. 20 and FIG. 21 , in some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the window air conditioner 1000 includes a chassis 2, anindoor portion 1011 and an outdoor portion 102, and both the indoorportion 1011 and the outdoor portion 102 are provided at the chassis 2.The indoor portion 1011 includes an indoor housing 101 a, an indoor heatexchanger 1, and an indoor fan, and the outdoor portion 102 includes anoutdoor housing 102 a, an outdoor heat exchanger, and an outdoor fan.The indoor housing 101 a includes a face frame 4 and an air inlet panel43, and the indoor sub-housing is connected to the rear side of the faceframe 4. The face frame 4 and the chassis 2 form an installation cavity,and the indoor heat exchanger 1 and the indoor fan are provided in theinstallation cavity. The indoor fan includes an impeller and a motor,and the motor can drive the impeller to rotate. An air inlet 41 and anair outlet 42 are formed at the face frame 4, and a ventilationstructure 431 communicated with the air inlet 41 is formed at the airinlet panel 43. The ventilation structure 431 may be a plurality ofventilation holes formed at the air inlet panel 43. The indoor fan candrive indoor air to enter the window air conditioner 1000 from the airinlet and exchange heat with the indoor heat exchanger 1, and the outletair of the window air conditioner 1000 can be discharged from the airoutlet 42.

As shown in FIG. 20 and FIG. 21 , in some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the window air conditioner 1000 is suitable for beingsupported on the window of the wall. There are movable shielding membersin the window. The window air conditioner 1000 has a partition groove50, and at least a part of the shielding members is adapted to protrudeinto the partition groove 50. This design makes the window airconditioner 1000 easy to be installed, and the movable shielding membermatches the partition groove 50, so that the installation place of thewindow air conditioner 1000 is sealed and the window air leakage isreduced.

In yet another embodiment of the present disclosure, a window airconditioner is further provided. As shown in FIG. 28 and FIG. 29 , thewindow air conditioner 1000 includes a heat exchanger assembly 1000 a,the heat exchanger assembly 1000 a includes an indoor heat exchanger 1and a water baffle structure 80 a, and the heat exchanger assembly 1000a is located in the casing 37 of the window air conditioner 1000. Thewater baffle structure 80 a shields the connecting member 2522 (i.e.,the pipeline) to isolate the connection pipe 2522 from the connectionwire. Therefore, the condensed water on the indoor heat exchanger 1 canbe prevented from flowing to the connection wires, and the connectionwires can be prevented from being corroded by the condensed water, whichis beneficial to reduce potential safety hazards and improve the userexperience.

As shown in FIG. 28 , FIG. 32 and FIG. 33 , the water baffle structure80 a is located on one side of the heat exchanger body 11 (refer to FIG.28 , the water baffle structure 80 a is located on the left side of theheat exchanger body 11). As shown in FIG. 33 , the water bafflestructure 80 a includes a water-blocking connection member 83 a, awater-blocking side plate 82 a and a water-blocking main plate 81 a. Thewater-blocking connection member 83 a and the water-blocking side plate82 a are spaced apart in the left-right direction and disposed oppositeto each other, and the water-blocking connection member 83 a is locatedbetween the water-blocking side plate 82 a and one end of the heatexchanger body 11 (refer to FIG. 29 ). The water-blocking connectionmember 83 a is provided with a clamp groove 211. The water-blocking mainplate 81 a is connected between the front end of the water-blockingconnection member 83 a and the front end of the water-blocking sideplate 82 a to form the accommodation space 27 with the water-blockingconnection member 83 a and the water-blocking side plate 82 a. A portionof the connection pipe 2522 is located in the accommodation space 27 andextends in the up-down direction (refer to FIG. 30 ).

Therefore, a portion of the connection pipe 2522 is located in theaccommodation space 27 formed by the water-blocking connection member 83a, the water-blocking side plate 82 a and the water-blocking main plate81 a, which can improve the shielding effect of the water bafflestructure 80 a on the connection pipe 2522. The accommodation space 27can prevent the cooling energy generated by one end of the heatexchanger body 11 from diffusing outward, which is beneficial to preventthe casing 37 of the window air conditioner 1000 from generatingcondensed water, and beneficial to further reduce the hidden danger ofsafety. The water baffle structure 80 a has a simple structure and lowproduction cost.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the clamp groove 211 isformed in a U shape. For example, as shown in FIG. 32 and FIG. 33 , theclamp groove 211 is formed in a U shape and is clamped to the outerperipheral wall of the elbow member 111. The open end of the clampgroove 211 is provided with two guide slopes 212. In a direction awayfrom the center of the clamp groove 211, the two guide slopes 212 extendin a direction away from each other. Therefore, it is convenient toclamp the water baffle structure 80 a to the elbow member 111, and thestructure of the clamp groove 211 is simple, which is convenient forprocessing and forming.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 32 andFIG. 33 , a plurality of elbow members 111 spaced apart are provided, aplurality of clamp grooves 211 spaced apart are provided, and theplurality of clamp grooves 211 are respectively clamped with thecorresponding elbow members 111. For example, as shown in FIG. 30 andFIG. 32 , the water baffle structure 80 a is provided with three clampgrooves 211 spaced apart in the up-down direction. The three clampgrooves 211 are in a one-to-one correspondence with three of theplurality of elbow members 111 on the heat exchanger body 11. In thisway, the plurality of clamp grooves 211 are respectively clamped withthe corresponding elbow members 111, which is beneficial to increase thecontact area between the water baffle structure 80 a and the heatexchanger body 11, thereby improving the reliability of the connectionbetween the water baffle structure 80 a and the heat exchanger body 11.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 29 andFIG. 32 , the water baffle structure 80 a further includes a deflector25, and the deflector 25 is connected to the lower end of thewater-blocking main plate 81 a and extends downward. The width of thedeflector 25 is smaller than the width of the water-blocking main plate81 a. It can be understood that, as shown in FIG. 29 , the lower end ofthe heat exchanger assembly 1000 a is provided with a water pan 60, andthe lower end of the deflector 25 extends into the water pan 60 of thewindow air conditioner 1000.

The inventor also found in the actual research that, in the window airconditioner in the related art, the condensed water on the connectionwire is easy to flow to the chassis, and there is noise. Especially forwindow air conditioners with the hollow part in the chassis, thecondensed water on the connection wire may also flow directly to theground on the indoor side of the window air conditioner through thehollow part on the chassis, which greatly reduces the user experience.However, according to the heat exchanger assembly 1000 a of the windowair conditioner 1000 of the embodiment of the present disclosure, thewater baffle structure 80 a shields the connection pipe 2522 to isolatethe connection pipe 2522 from the connection wire, so that the condensedwater on the heat exchanger 1 can be prevented from flowing to theconnection wire, to prevent the connection wires from being corroded bycondensed water, at the same time, the condensed water on the waterbaffle structure 80 a can flow to the indoor water pan 60 along thedeflector 25, such that the condensed water can be prevented fromdripping onto the chassis or the ground on the indoor side of the windowair conditioner, which is beneficial to reduce potential safety hazards,reduce noise, and further improve user experience.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the water bafflestructure 80 a is a transparent member. For example, the water bafflestructure 80 a is made of a transparent plastic material. Therefore, theworking condition of the connection pipe 2522 of the heat exchanger 1can be seen without removing the water baffle structure 80 a, which isbeneficial to reduce the maintenance cost of the heat exchanger assembly1000 a.

It can be understood that, with reference to the above description, theabove-mentioned water baffle structure 80 a can also be applied to anoutdoor heat exchanger, which will not be repeated herein.

As shown in FIG. 34 , according to the window air conditioner 1000 ofthe embodiment of the present disclosure, the window air conditioner1000 is suitable for being supported on the window 2001 of the wall2000. A movable shielding member 3000 is provided in the window 2001,and the window air conditioner 1000 includes a casing 37 and the heatexchanger assembly 1000 a according to the above-mentioned embodiment ofthe present disclosure. The outer peripheral wall of the casing 37 isprovided with a partition groove 50. The casing 37 is divided into anindoor housing 101 a and an outdoor housing 102 a arranged in thefront-rear direction through the partition groove 50. At least a part ofthe shielding member 3000 can extend into the partition groove 50, andthe heat exchanger assembly 1000 a is located in the indoor housing 101a.

In an example of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 30 , theindoor housing 101 a is further provided with an indoor fan 70 and adisplay box 24, and the heat exchanger assembly 10 is located betweenthe indoor fan 70 and the heat exchanger assembly 10. The connectionwire of the display box 24 bypasses the water baffle structure 80 a andis connected to the indoor fan 70, such that the water baffle structure80 a can shield the refrigerant connection pipe 12 to isolate therefrigerant connection pipe 12 from the connection wires, Therefore, thecondensed water on the heat exchanger 1 can be prevented from flowingonto the connection wires, and the connection wires can be preventedfrom being corroded by the condensed water, which is beneficial toreduce potential safety hazards and improve the user experience.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 30 , thepartition groove 50 is recessed downward from the top wall of the casing37. Therefore, not only can the force of the window air conditioner 1000be more uniform, but also the top wall of the window air conditioner1000 can be prevented from being damaged due to a large force, which isbeneficial to improve the installation reliability and workingperformance of the window air conditioner 1000. Moreover, the air outletof the window air conditioner 1000 can be set at a higher position,which is convenient for the outlet air to flow in the indoor space, andis convenient to improve the temperature regulation efficiency of thewindow air conditioner 1000, and is convenient to improve the indoortemperature regulation effect of the window air conditioner 1000.

According to the window air conditioner 1000 of the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, by providing the heat exchanger assembly 10according to the above-mentioned embodiment of the present disclosure,the condensed water on the indoor heat exchanger 1 can be prevented fromflowing to the connection wires, and the connection wires can beprevented from being corroded by the condensed water, which isbeneficial to reduce potential safety hazards and improve the userexperience.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 34 andFIG. 35 , the window air conditioner 1000 further includes a sealingmember 40, and the sealing member 40 is adapted to be in contact withthe inner wall of the shielding member 3000 and the window 2001,respectively. The sealing member 40 includes a fixation member 401 and asealing component 402. The fixation member 401 is connected to thecasing 37, the sealing component 402 is connected to the fixation member401, and the sealing component 402 is sealed between the shieldingmember 3000 and the inner wall of the window 2001.

It can be understood that the sealing component 402 can be connected tothe casing 37 through the fixation member 401. When the shielding member3000 closes the window 2001, one side of the sealing component 402 is incontact with the shielding member 3000, and the other side of thesealing component 402 is in contact with the inner wall of the window2001. The window 2001 is sealed by the sealing component 402, on the onehand, the sealing performance of the sealing member 40 is improved, andon the other hand, the sealing member 40 has a good sound insulationeffect.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the sealing component 402is a sealing sponge. The length of the sealing component 402 can be cuton site according to the distance between the side wall surface of thecasing 37 and the inner wall surface of the window 2001, such that thesealing component 402 can better seal the window 2001, and whileensuring the sealing of the window 2001, the structure of the sealingmember 40 is simpler.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the sealing component 402can be made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) material, so that the sealingmember 40 has unique strong adhesion, film flexibility, smoothness, oilresistance, solvent resistance, protective colloid property, gas barrierproperty, abrasion resistance and water resistance through specialtreatment, which can prevent external rainwater from entering the roomand improve the waterproofness of the sealing member 40.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 34 , thewindow air conditioner 1000 further includes a positioning device 51.The positioning device 51 has an unlocked state and a locked state. Inthe unlocked state, the positioning device 51 is disengaged from theshielding member 3000, and in the locked state, the positioning device51 is in contact with the shielding member 3000 to position theshielding member 3000. It can be understood that the positioning device51 can realize the positioning and locking of the shielding member 3000,which is beneficial to improve the sealing and safety. For example, insome embodiments of the present disclosure, the positioning device 51can be rotated to lock the shielding member 3000 or unlock the shieldingmember 3000, so that the structure of the positioning device 51 issimpler and more reliable.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , the temperature detection assembly 91according to the embodiment of the present disclosure includes afixation shell 911, a temperature detection member 912 and a fixationmember 913. The fixation shell 911 is a thermally conductive member, forexample, the fixation shell 911 is a copper member with good thermalconductivity and structural strength. The temperature detection member912 is provided in the fixation shell 911 and is in contact with thefixation shell 911, so that the fixation shell 911 can protect thetemperature detection member 912. When the fixation shell 911 is incontact with the object to be measured, since the fixation shell 911 isa heat conduction member, the fixation shell 911 can conduct the heat ofthe object to be measured to the temperature detection member 912, thetemperature of the fixation shell 911 is approximately the same as thetemperature of the measured object, the temperature detection member 912can measure the temperature of the fixation shell 911 by contacting thefixation shell 911, that is, to measure the temperature of the object tobe measured, so that the temperature detection member 912 can accuratelymeasure the temperature. For example, when the temperature detectionassembly 91 is used to detect the temperature of the heat exchanger inthe air conditioner, the temperature detection assembly 91 can beconnected to the refrigerant pipe of the heat exchanger by welding. Thewelding connection makes the fixation shell 911 fully contact with therefrigerant pipe, which can improve the authenticity and accuracy of thetemperature measurement of the temperature detection member 912. Whenthe air conditioner is operating, the temperature of the refrigerantpipe is transmitted to the temperature detection member 912 through thefixation shell 911, and the temperature detection member 912 can detectthe temperature of the refrigerant pipe.

The fixation shell 911 has an installation port 9111 for removing andinstalling the temperature detection member 912, so that the temperaturedetection member 912 can be removed and installed by passing through theinstallation port 9111, and the dismounting and mounting are simple. Thefixation member 913 is provided at the fixation shell 911, and thefixation member 913 is used to detachably fix the temperature detectionmember 912 in the fixation shell 911, so that the temperature detectionmember 912 can be easily removed and installed, and the temperaturedetection member 912 can be easily replaced and maintained.

When installing the temperature detection member 912, the temperaturedetection member 912 passes through the installation port 9111, and thefixation member 913 is used to fix the temperature detection member 912in the fixation shell 911, and the temperature detection member 912 isin contact with the fixation shell 911. When disassembling thetemperature detection member 912, the temperature detection member 912passes through the installation port 9111 to take out the temperaturedetection member 912, and the fixation shell 911 can still be connectedto the object to be measured, which is convenient for the nextinstallation of the temperature detection member 912.

According to the present disclosure, the fixation shell 911 is a heatconduction member, and the temperature detection member 912 is providedin the fixation shell 911 and is in contact with the fixation shell 911.When the fixation shell 911 is in contact with the object to bemeasured, the temperature detection member 912 can measure thetemperature of the object to be measured by contacting the fixationshell 911, and the temperature measurement is accurate. The fixationmember 913 is used to detachably fix the temperature detection member912 in the fixation shell 911, so that the temperature detection member912 can be easily removed and installed, and the temperature detectionmember 912 can be easily replaced and maintained.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the fixation member 913 is an elastic fixationmember 913, and the fixation member 913 elastically presses thetemperature detection member 912 into the fixation shell 911. Theelastic deformation of the fixation member 913 facilitates the removingof the temperature detection member 912. While ensuring that thefixation member 913 can effectively fix the temperature detection member912 in the fixation shell 911, the difficulty of removing and installingthe temperature detection member 912 is further reduced, and thereplacement and maintenance of the temperature detection member 912 isconvenient.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , the fixation member 913 includes anelastic press member 9131. The elastic press member 9131 is located inthe fixation shell 911, and at least a part of the elastic press member9131 is bent toward the temperature detection member 912 to elasticallypress the temperature detection member 912 in the fixation shell 911.For example, a part of the elastic press member 9131 is bent toward thetemperature detection member 912 to elastically press the temperaturedetection member 912 in the fixation shell 911. Alternatively, theentire elastic press member 9131 is bent toward the temperaturedetection member 912 to elastically press the temperature detectionmember 912 in the fixation shell 911. The elastic press member 9131elastically compresses the temperature detection member 912 in thefixation shell 911, so that the fixation member 913 elasticallycompresses the temperature detection member 912 in the fixation shell911, and the structure is simple.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , further, the fixation member 913includes a support member 9132, the support member 9132 is connected tothe lower end of the elastic press member 9131, and the temperaturedetection member 912 is supported on the support member 9132. Byproviding the support member 9132, the support member 9132 can carry thetemperature detection member 912, so as to prevent the temperaturedetection member 912 from falling off from the fixation shell 911. Thetemperature detection member 912 is in contact with the support member9132, and the support member 9132 will not affect the removing andinstalling of the temperature detection member 912. While ensuring thestructural stability of the temperature detection assembly 91, theremoving and installing of the temperature detection member 912 isfacilitated.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , further, the installation port 9111 islocated at the top of the fixation shell 911, and the bottom of thefixation shell 911 is open. This design allows the temperature detectionmember 912 to pass through the installation port 9111 in the up-downdirection to realize removing and installing. When the temperaturedetection member 912 is installed in the fixation shell 911, thetemperature detection member 912 is supported on the support member 9132and will not fall off from the open bottom of the fixation shell 911.Besides, since the bottom of the fixation shell 911 is open, thefixation shell 911 is suitable for the temperature detection members 912and 913 of different specifications to be accommodated in the fixationshell 911. For example, the size of some temperature detection members912 in the vertical direction is slightly larger than that of thefixation shell 911, so that the top of the temperature detection member912 can be higher than the top of the fixation shell 911, and the bottomof the temperature detection member 912 can be extended from the bottomof the fixation shell 911. Since the fixation member 913 can stillelastically press the temperature detection member 912 in the fixationshell 911, the temperature detection member 912 of differentspecifications can be effectively fixed in the fixation shell 911. Onthe other hand, when disassembling the temperature detection member 912,the operator can extend his finger upwards from the open bottom of thefixation shell 911 to push the temperature detection member 912 upwardsto facilitate the removing of the temperature detection member 912.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the installation port9111 is located at the top of the fixation shell 911 and the bottom ofthe fixation shell 911 is closed. This design prevents the temperaturedetection member 912 from falling off the bottom of the fixation shell911 when the temperature detection member 912 is installed in thefixation shell 911.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the fixation member 913 is detachably provided atthe fixation shell 911, and the fixation member 913 includes a bucklemember 9133. The buckle member 9133 is connected to the upper end of theelastic press member 9131 and protrudes outward (the outward refers tothe direction away from the center of the fixation shell 911) to theoutside of the fixation shell 911. By arranging the buckle member 9133,when the temperature detection member 912 is being removed, the operatorcan take out the fixation member 913 and the temperature detectionmember 912 from the fixation shell 911 by lifting the buckle member9133, which is convenient for removing and can reduce the number oftimes the operator directly contacts the temperature detection member912.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , further, the buckle member 9133 isconnected to the elastic press member 9131 through the connection member9134, and the connection member 9134 is supported on the fixation shell911. Therefore, the buckle member 9133 can be reliably supported on thefixation shell 911, and this design realizes that the fixation member913 can be detachably provided at the fixation shell 911.

According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, theinstallation port 9111 is located at the top of the fixation shell 911,and the bottom of the fixation shell 911 is open. The fixation member913 is detachably provided at the fixation shell 911, and the fixationmember 913 includes a buckle member 9133, and the buckle member 9133 isconnected to the upper end of the elastic press member 9131 andprotrudes outward to the outside of the fixation shell 911. The bucklemember 9133 is connected to the elastic press member 9131 through theconnection member 9134, and the connection member 9134 is supported onthe fixation shell 911. When the elastic press member 9131 elasticallypresses the temperature detection member 912 in the fixation shell 911,the connection member 9134 is supported on the fixation shell 911 toprevent the fixation member 913 and the temperature detection member 912from falling from the open bottom of the fixation shell 911.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the buckle member 9133 includes a first bucklesection 91331 and a second buckle section 91332, the first bucklesection 91331 is connected to the upper end of the elastic press member9131, and the first buckle section 91331 extends outward. By providingthe first buckle section 91331, when disassembling the temperaturedetection member 912, the operator can take out the fixation member 913and the temperature detection member 912 from the fixation shell 911 bylifting the first buckle section 91331, which is convenient forremoving. The second buckle section 91332 is connected to the end of thefirst buckle section 91331 away from the elastic press member 9131, thesecond buckle section 91332 extends downward. At least a part of thesecond buckle section 91332 is spaced apart from the fixation shell 911to form a buckle space 9135. For example, a part of the second bucklesection 91332 is spaced apart from the fixation shell 911 to form thebuckle space 9135. Alternatively, the second buckle section 91332 isentirely spaced from the fixation shell 911 to form the buckle space9135. When disassembling or replacing the temperature detection member912, the operator can put his finger into the buckle space 9135 tocontrol the up and down movement of the fixation member 913 and thetemperature detection member 912 supported on the support member 9132,which facilitates the removing and installing of the temperaturedetection member 912.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , further, the second buckle section91332 is bent toward the fixation shell 911 to be elastically pressed onthe fixation shell 911. When the temperature detection member 912 isfixed in the fixation shell 911, the second buckle section 91332 ispressed on the fixation shell 911, and the fixing strength of thefixation member 913 on the fixation shell 911 can be further improvedwhile the fixation member 913 is detachably provided at the fixationshell 911.

As shown in FIG. 41 , in some embodiments of the present disclosure, thefixation shell 911 is in the shape of a circular tube, the temperaturedetection member 912 is roughly cylindrical, and the radius of thefixation shell 911 is slightly larger than the radius of the temperaturedetection member 912. For example, the radius of the fixation shell 911is 0.8-1.5 mm larger than the radius of the temperature detection member912, and the fixation member 913 can fix the temperature detectionmember 912 in the fixation shell 911 by elastically pressing thetemperature detection member 912.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the fixation member 913 is a plastic member, andthis design enables the fixation member 913 to have good elasticdeformation ability, low cost, and easy production.

As shown in FIG. 40 to FIG. 42 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the fixation shell 911 is a metal member, so thatthe fixation shell 911 has good structural strength and thermalconductivity, which improves the temperature measurement accuracy of thetemperature detection member 912. For example, the fixation shell 911 isa copper member.

As shown in FIG. 36 and FIG. 37 , the air conditioner according to theembodiment of the second aspect of the present disclosure includes thetemperature detection assembly 91 according to the embodiment of thefirst aspect of the present disclosure. The temperature detectionassembly 91 can measure the temperature of a certain component of theair conditioner. For example, the temperature detection assembly 91 isdisposed at the air inlet 921 of the air conditioner to measure thetemperature of the intake air (i.e., the indoor temperature). Thetemperature detection assembly 91 can also be provided at the evaporator93 of the air conditioner to detect the temperature of the evaporator93, and when the air conditioner is cooling, the electric controlassembly of the air conditioner can determine whether the temperature ofthe evaporator 93 is too low, and when the electric control componentdetects that the temperature of the evaporator 93 is too low, theelectric control assembly controls to reduce the refrigeration power ofthe refrigeration system or control the refrigeration system of the airconditioner to stop working, thereby preventing the evaporator 93 fromfrosting.

According to the air conditioner of the present disclosure, thetemperature detection assembly 91 can measure the temperature of acertain component of the air conditioner through contact, and thetemperature measurement is accurate, and the temperature detectionassembly 912 is easy to be removed and installed, so as to facilitatethe replacement and maintenance of the temperature detection assembly912.

As shown in FIG. 37 to FIG. 39 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, at least one of the evaporator 93 and the condenser94 of the air conditioner is provided with the temperature detectionassembly 91. For example, the evaporator 93 of the air conditioner isprovided with the temperature detection assembly 91, and the temperaturedetection assembly 91 can detect the temperature of the evaporator 93.The evaporator 93 includes a plurality of evaporator fins and anevaporator refrigerant pipe 31. The plurality of evaporator fins areprovided at the evaporator refrigerant pipe 31 at intervals in theleft-right direction, and the temperature detection assembly 91 can bewelded on the evaporator refrigerant pipe 31. The temperature detectionassembly 91 is located at one end of the evaporator refrigerant pipe 31,so that the fins are not affected by the welding of the fixation shell911 and the removing of the temperature detection member 912.Alternatively, the temperature detection assembly 91 is provided at thecondenser 94 of the air conditioner, and the temperature detectionassembly 91 can detect the temperature of the condenser 94. Thecondenser 94 includes a plurality of condenser fins and a condenserrefrigerant pipe 941. The plurality of condenser fins are provided atthe condenser refrigerant pipe 941 at intervals in the left-rightdirection, and the temperature detection assembly 91 can be welded onthe condenser refrigerant pipe 941. The temperature detection assembly91 is located at one end of the condenser refrigerant pipe 14, so thatthe welding of the fixation shell 911 and the removing of thetemperature detection member 912 are not affected by the fins. Theevaporator 93 of the air conditioner is provided with the temperaturedetection assembly 91, the condenser 94 of the air conditioner isprovided with the temperature detection assembly 91, and the twotemperature detection assemblies 91 can measure the temperature of theevaporator 93 and the condenser 94 respectively.

As shown in FIG. 36 and FIG. 37 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the air conditioner is a window air conditioner1000, and a temperature detection assembly 91 can be provided at theevaporator 93 of the window air conditioner 1000 to detect thetemperature of the evaporator 93. The temperature detection assembly 91may be provided at the condenser 94 of the window air conditioner 1000to detect the temperature of the condenser 94.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the window airconditioner 1000 includes a chassis 95, an indoor portion 101 and anoutdoor portion 102, and both the indoor portion 101 and the outdoorportion 102 are provided at the chassis 95. The indoor portion 101includes an indoor housing 101 a, an evaporator 93 and an indoor fan 96.The outdoor portion 102 includes an outdoor housing 102 a, a condenser94, and an outdoor fan. The indoor housing 101 a includes a face frame92, an indoor sub-housing and an air inlet panel 923, and the indoorsub-housing is connected to the rear side of the face frame 92. The faceframe 92, the indoor sub-housing and the chassis 95 form an installationcavity. The evaporator 93 and the indoor fan 96 are provided in theinstallation cavity, and the temperature detection assembly 91 isprovided at the evaporator 93. The indoor fan 96 includes an impellerand a motor, and the motor can drive the impeller to rotate. An airinlet 921 and an air outlet 922 are formed at the face frame 92, an airinlet panel 923 is provided at the air inlet 921, and a ventilationstructure 9231 is formed at the air inlet panel 923 which communicateswith the air inlet 921. The ventilation structure 9231 may be aplurality of ventilation holes formed at the air inlet panel 111. Theindoor fan 96 can drive the indoor air to enter the window airconditioner 1000 from the air inlet 921 and exchange heat with theevaporator 93, and the outlet air of the window air conditioner 1000 canbe discharged from the air outlet 922. The condenser 94 and the outdoorfan are provided in the outdoor housing 102 a, and the temperaturedetection assembly 91 is provided at the condenser 94.

As shown in FIG. 36 and FIG. 37 , according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the window air conditioner 1000 is suitable forbeing supported on the window of the wall, and a movable shieldingmember is provided in the window, and the window air conditioner 1000has a partition groove 50. At least a part of the shielding member isadapted to extend into the partition groove 50. This design makes thewindow air conditioner 1000 easy to be installed, and the movableshielding member matches the partition groove 50, so that theinstallation place of the window air conditioner 1000 is sealed and thewindow air leakage is reduced.

The above are only some embodiments of the present disclosure, and donot limit the scope of the present disclosure thereto. Under theinventive concept of the present disclosure, equivalent structuraltransformations made according to the description and drawings of thepresent disclosure, or direct/indirect application in other relatedtechnical fields are included in the scope of the present disclosure.

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 21. An indoor heat exchanger comprising: a heatexchanger shell; a side plate structure including shell side platesarranged at both ends of the heat exchanger shell; heat exchange finsinstalled at the shell side plates provided in the heat exchanger shell;refrigerant pipes passing through the heat exchange fins; and connectionpipes protruding from an end of the heat exchanger shell, each of theconnection pipes being connected to ends of two of the refrigerant pipeson a same side.
 22. The indoor heat exchanger of claim 21, wherein: oneshell side plate of the shell side plates is provided with a pipeinstallation hole; a pipe installation ring protrudes from an outer sideof the one shell side plate and surrounds the pipe installation hole, abottom of the pipe installation ring being provided with an outer waterguide groove, and a cavity formed by the pipe installation ring beingcommunicated with outside through the outer water guide groove; and oneof the connection pipes: passes through the pipe installation hole, orpasses through the pipe installation hole and is clamped in the pipeinstallation ring.
 23. The window air conditioner of claim 22, wherein:a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove is recessed on an outersurface of the one shell side plate; a bottom surface of the outer waterguide groove is flush with an outer surface of the one shell side plate;a bottom surface of the outer water guide groove is a plane; or a bottomsurface of the outer water guide groove is an inclined surface inclinedfrom the pipe installation hole to an outside of the pipe installationring.
 24. The window air conditioner of claim 22, wherein: the pipeinstallation hole is one of a plurality of first pipe installation holesprovided at the one shell side plate, and the pipe installation ring isone of a plurality of pipe installation rings each provided outside oneof the plurality of first pipe installation holes; the one shell sideplate is further provided with a second pipe installation hole; theconnection pipes include: one or more first connection pipes eachinstalled in a corresponding first pipe installation hole and clamped inone pipe installation ring corresponding to the corresponding first pipeinstallation hole; and a second connection pipe installed in the secondpipe installation hole; a bottom of each of the plurality of first pipeinstallation holes is provided with an inner water guide groove; and thesecond pipe installation hole is communicated with one first pipeinstallation hole adjacent to the second pipe installation hole via theinner water guide groove of the one first pipe installation hole; or twoadjacent first pipe installation holes are communicated with each othervia the inner water guide grooves of the two adjacent first pipeinstallation holes, and one of the two adjacent first pipe installationholes is communicated with the second pipe installation hole that isadjacent to the one of the two adjacent first pipe installation holesvia one of the inner water guide grooves of the two adjacent first pipeinstallation holes.
 25. A window air conditioner comprising: a chassis;an indoor water pan installed at the chassis; a support frame providedat the chassis or the indoor water pan; an indoor heat exchangerinstalled at the support frame and located above the indoor water pan;and an indoor air duct shell installed at the indoor heat exchanger;wherein the indoor heat exchanger is located between the support frameand the indoor air duct shell.
 26. The window air conditioner of claim25, wherein: the support frame is detachably installed at the indoorwater pan; or the support frame is integrated with the indoor water pan.27. The window air conditioner of claim 26, wherein the support frameincludes two support ribs arranged at two sides of the indoor water pan,respectively, and two sides of the indoor heat exchanger arerespectively installed at the two support ribs.
 28. The window airconditioner of claim 25, wherein the support frame is inclined downwardfrom an indoor side to an outdoor side, the indoor heat exchanger isinstalled at the support frame obliquely, and the indoor air duct shellis installed at the indoor heat exchanger obliquely.
 29. The window airconditioner of claim 25, wherein: the indoor air duct shell includes ashell connection plate connected to the indoor heat exchanger; and oneside of the indoor heat exchanger is connected to the support frame, andanother side of the indoor heat exchanger is provided with a heatexchanger backboard detachably connected to the shell connection plate.30. The window air conditioner of claim 25, wherein: the indoor heatexchanger includes a heat exchanger body and a side plate provided atthe heat exchanger body; the side plate includes a side plate bodyformed with matching holes matching refrigerant pipes of the heatexchanger; a periphery of one matching hole of the matching holes isformed with a protective protrusion located at a side of the side platebody away from the heat exchanger body; and the protective protrusionextends along a circumferential direction of the one matching hole, anda water leakage hole is formed at the protective protrusion.
 31. Thewindow air conditioner of claim 30, wherein: the water leakage hole isformed at a lowest position of the protective protrusion; or the waterleakage hole is a notch formed at the protective protrusion.
 32. Thewindow air conditioner of claim 30, wherein the side plate body includesa first sub-side plate body and a second sub-side plate body, an angleof 30°-50° is formed between the first sub-side plate body and thesecond sub-side plate body.
 33. The window air conditioner of claim 25,further comprising: a heat exchanger including a heat exchanger body anda pipeline communicated with the heat exchanger body; and awater-blocking structure connected to the heat exchanger body andconfigured to shield the pipeline to isolate the pipeline from aconnection wire.
 34. The window air conditioner of claim 25, furthercomprising: a water baffle structure; wherein: a refrigerant connectionpipe of the indoor heat exchanger is connected to one end of a heatexchanger body of the indoor heat exchanger along a left-rightdirection; the one end of the heat exchanger body is provided with anelbow member, and the water baffle structure is provided with a clampgroove clamped with the elbow member.
 35. The window air conditioner ofclaim 34, wherein the water baffle structure is located on one side ofthe one end of the heat exchanger body, and includes: a water-blockingconnection member and a water-blocking side plate spaced apart from eachother in a left-right direction and arranged opposite to each other, thewater-blocking connection member being located between thewater-blocking side plate and the one end of the heat exchanger body,and the water-blocking connection member is provided with the clampgroove; and a water-blocking main plate connected between a front end ofthe water-blocking connection member and a front end of thewater-blocking side plate to form an accommodation space with thewater-blocking connection member and the water-blocking side plate, aportion of the refrigerant connection pipe being located in theaccommodation space and extending in an up-down direction.
 36. Thewindow air conditioner of claim 35, wherein the water baffle structurefurther includes a deflector connected to a lower end of thewater-blocking main plate and extending downward, and a width of thedeflector is smaller than a width of the water-blocking main plate. 37.The window air conditioner of claim 25, further comprising: a housinginstalled at the chassis; an electric control box installed in thehousing; and a display box installed at the housing and electricallyconnected to the electric control box via the connection wire.
 38. Thewindow air conditioner of claim 25, further comprising: a temperaturedetection assembly including: a fixation shell, the fixation shell beinga heat-conduction member; a temperature detection member provided in thefixation shell and in contact with the fixation shell, the fixationshell having an installation port for removing and installing thetemperature detection member; and a fixation member provided at thefixation shell and configured to detachably fix the temperaturedetection member in the fixation shell.
 39. The window air conditionerof claim 38, wherein the fixation member includes an elastic pressmember located in the fixation shell, and at least a part of the elasticpress member is bent towards the temperature detection member toelastically press the temperature detection member in the fixationshell.
 40. The window air conditioner of claim 39, wherein: the fixationmember is detachably provided at the fixation shell and includes abuckle member connected to an upper end of the elastic press member viaa connection member and protruding outward to an outside of the fixationshell, the connection member being supported on the fixation shell; andthe buckle member includes: a first buckle section connected to theupper end of the elastic press member and extending outward; and asecond buckle section connected to an end of the first buckle sectionaway from the elastic press member and extending downward, at least apart of the second buckle section being spaced apart from the fixationshell to form a buckle space, and the second buckle section being benttoward the fixation shell to elastically press on the fixation shell.